Tentative accord in strike at UC Berkeley
A tentative settlement ends a 10 week strike by about 200 building trades workers at UC Berkeley and other campuses. The talks followed a pay shift from construction wages to maintenance rates and came after clashes with police and a boycott call by the California CIO Labor Federation. The agreement awaits ratification as details are withheld.
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The
University of California Today
San Francisco
Livermoze
Abscio Labor Federation
California Regents
Charles Hiteh
Mayors elect Houston official new US mayors president
Houston Mayor Louie Welch was elected president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors at Misfa session yesterday by voice vote. San Leandro Mayor Jack D. Maltester remains on the conference’s executive committee. Other past presidents named to the committee include Chicago’s Richard J. Deley and Terry J. Schruunk of Portland.
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Houston
Louie Welch
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Succes
Henry WV. Maior
Milwaukee
Welch
San Leandro
Jack ‘D. Maltester
Richard J
Deley
Chicago
Terry JD. Schruunk
Portland
Ore
Nayar Rey B. Marlin Jr
Norfolk
Mayne Joseph L. Alfafo
San Francisc
John Briggs
Phoenix
Ariz
Tool theft from vehicle in San Leandro garage area
Edward B. Shango, 53, reported his locked vehicle broken into in the San Leandro garage area yesterday. Two thousand dollars in tools were stolen, including three saws, a nail gun, a drill, and three boxes of miscellaneous tools. a right side window was forced open.
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Edward B. Shango
Bucglare
Oakland nonuniformed employees approve wage pact
Oakland nonuniformed employees vote to accept a new wage offer covering a percent rise for about 2,000 workers represented by Public Employees Union Local 190. The agreement also increases health and welfare contributions by the city and includes provisions on paid sick leave and retirement benefits.
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Ute City
Supreme Court rules unions may fund campaigns with member voluntary dues
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 2 that unions may contribute directly to presidential and congressional campaigns provided funds are voluntary dues from members and not mixed with assessments. Justice Brennan delivered the decision, rejecting the Department of Justice view of Taft-Hartley campaign funds. Dissent by Powell and others warned of vast political power from large unions influencing policy.
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Supreme Court
Dontide Willian d. Brennan Jr
Justice Department
Brennan
Congress
Wnlon
Justine Lewis F. Powell
Southern California Rain Drenches Riverside County
Rainstorms drenched mountain and foothill areas in Southern California as a drought era ends with thundershowers. Lightning caused three fires in the San Jacinto Mountains while power outages hit Perris, Riverside County, and other municipalities. Forecasters warn only spotty sun today and Friday with cooler temperatures in the Los Angeles area.
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Press International
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Elsinore
San Jacintn
Perris
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Riverside County
Los Angeles Arc
Chaban-Delmas officiates son's civil wedding in France
Premier Jacques Chaban-Delmas, mayor of Bordeaux, officiated the civil wedding of his son in Ban Douaux. The couple, both 23 and students, were legally wed in a town hall ceremony and will have a later religious service. The premier presented the couple with a set of classics by French authors Victor Hugo, Balzac, and Stendhal.
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France
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Bordeault
Diane du Oiver Ia Cezar
Chaban Debmas
Victor Mugo
Palzao
Stendhal
Solon urges nuclear plant to avert power shortages
California congressman Rep Craig Hosmer warns power rationing could hit the West within 5-10 years and urges construction of new nuclear plants. He cites risks of outages in Las Vegas and says additional plants are the only way to ensure electricity for the people and economy.
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High court bans splitting school districts on race lines
The Supreme Court ruled against efforts to create new school districts that maintain dual racial systems. In the Scotland Neck North Carolina and Emporia Virginia cases, the court emphasized that a district’s effect on desegregation, not its stated purpose, governs legality. Justice Stewart warned against relying on disparity alone to justify new districts, a decision with a 5 to 4 split in Emporia and unanimous Scotland Neck support.
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Warren J. Bqnger
Harry A. Blackmuy
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William H. Rehnquist
Nixon Administration
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Tor
Isleton evacuated as flood danger rises
The Late Joaquin River levee breach on Andrus Island sent floodwaters over Brannan Island. More than 2,500 residents fled in nightclothes into darkness. Officials fear further deaths or missing persons as waters reach up to 15 feet. Authorities declared the delta area an emergency. Damage exceeds 15 million dollars with extensive property and asset losses noted across Andrus Island and surrounding areas.
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George Rabh
Branyan-Andens Island Levee
Leslie Houde
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Alex Cuningham
State Office of Emergency Services
Sweden King Faces Guard Labor Troubles
In Stockholm AP reports Swedish royal guards face labor strife as nond Commissioned officers prefer private firms to guard the king. Guards complain about parade duty for tourists while Col Nils Cadherg defends keeping the Royal Guard citing its important task.
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Federal aid bill moves toward House approval
The measure would start with 1.8 billion dollars yearly to states and 3.5 billion to cities. Senate hearings may begin before the July 10 Democratic convention, with Long predicting easy approval but possible changes. The bill bases states’ shares on tax effort and income taxes, and allows optional collection of state and federal income taxes.
All-White Jury Ruling Chance Changes Conviction
Washington reports a Supreme Court decision holding convictions can be overturned if juries excluded Black jurors were systematically biased. The case stems from Dean Repe Peters of Muscogee County Georgia convicted of burglary and sentenced to ten years, challenging the racially segregated jury. Justice Marshall emphasizes that a constitutional violation exists regardless of the defendant's race.
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Supreme Court
Thurgool Marshall
Sybena Grant Ar Petit
Georgia
Dean Repe Peters
Muscogee
Sears
Marshall
Peters
Price rise halt to be considered in May CPI release
The May Consumer Price ratios show a 0.3 percent overall index gain with food prices down 0.1 percent. Nonfood commodities up 6e percent, while San Francisco area prices rise 0.3 percent in May, pushing the regional food price index to 3.5 percent above a year earlier.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Charles Roumasset
Eyewitness hints in Hannon drunken driving case
The owner of a car hit by Hannon suggests eyewitnesses exist as officers questioned for over an hour. Police say there is no case without direct proof he was driving. Hannon previously denied intoxication in 1968 and faced a 1970 drunken driving fine. Hampton, a trainer, claimed two boxers Melvin and Calvin witnessed the crash but would not go to police.
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Myron Templeby
Livermore
Hanna
Sam Leandro
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Tannon
Lorenzans Fight Against Project Raises Privacy Concerns
Lorenzans voice opposition to a local project citing invasion of privacy. He plans to hire an attorney if needed to challenge the plan and safeguard community concerns.
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Ilthouses
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Girl who fled Reds is married
An informal wedding in a forest clearing united East German refugee duck Strickland and American doctoral student Mia Jenkins Heider. The groom, jailed for 22 months in East Germany for helping his fiancée flee to the West, wed the bride as friends and relatives attended.
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